Wisconsin GOP Convention Seeds Stakes in 1944 Nomination Battle
Wisconsin's Republican convention outcome boosts Harold Stassen with six definite and two probable delegates and threatens MacArthur's bid. Dewey is blocked from a delegate gain. Nebraska primary next tests Dewey and MacArthur, with Stassen aiming for a majority.
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Milwaukee
Harold £. Stasin
Douglas McArthur
Mik Tne
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Werner
Thomas ©. Deway
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Stassen
Roudhoui
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Feld
Stasson
Stie
Dewey
Dewley
New Hampshire
Stass
Nebraska
Phare
Leld
Robert A. R Tutt
Ohio
Tath
Binssen
Tekal
Elks Chorus Sings at Oil City Meet
The Elks chorus will perform at Oil City auditorium tomorrow night after the meeting of the International Association of Traffic Managers. The session draws representatives from across the Eastern United States with Holinger of Franklin as principal speaker.
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Elks
Ll City
Association of Traffic Managerial
Oil City
Planiumn Trafic Club
Itsle
Uailie
United States
Prinuipad Apesker
Ever Will
Damty Holinger
Jor
Franklin
New Budget Talks Hint At Ten Thousand Dollar Increase
Gerry Board of Education faces a tentative 1948 49 budget likely exceeding last year’s by about 10 000 with teacher pay raises and added revenue options under consideration A preliminary budget set for April 14 with adoption planned April 12 may use higher taxing powers if needed and compares with Titusville millage boost to 10 mills from 7.
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Gerry Board of Education
Teaver
Averail
Seliing
Slale
Lewis Ture
Lis Ss
Titusville
Clymer School Board Exonerates Officials Over Food Misuse
The Clymer school board cleared officials of misappropriating government processed foods after a two member committee found weak evidence. A town meeting failed to produce substantiation and disputes over the case persisted despite broad turnout and renewed scrutiny.
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Clymer
Sympathy Mine Strike Spreads in Pennsylvania
Pottsville Pa April 1 sympathy walkout of anthracite miners spread over eastern Pennsylvania with 24800 idle miners and 24 collieries shut down. Unions say action supports bituminous coal diggers and Pennsylvania hard coal supplies for domestic use are strained. Some miners warn additional stoppages may follow if the pattern continues.
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Presa
Soviet Inquiry Says British Caused Berlin Air Crash
The Soviet commission blamed Britain for Monday’s crash near Berlin that killed 15. British officials called the report palpably false and defended the pilot’s actions under four power Allied rules. A British official noted visibility and flight history, while Montgomery met Soviet leaders in Berlin amid east-west talks.
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Sorlin
Ravan
Enli
Berlin
Allied Control Council
Commission
Moscow
Psie Commission
Imi
Gatow
Hamburg
Palparly
Trie
Euroapes
Lord Montgomery
London
Montgomery
Russia Finland Pact Nearing Swift Ratification
Helsinki sources report rapid ratification of the new Soviet Finnish multilateral aid treaty. Parliament, with 200 members split among Communist aligned, Social Democrats, Agrarians, Conservatives, Swedish party and Liberals, may approve by end of next week. The pact grants Finland territorial integrity if attacked, allows mutual troop moves, and limits Russian interference in Finland’s internal matters.
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Finland
Apel Y
Helsinki
Pelkyy
Paciament
Moscow
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Kasla
Stalin Tonleht
Stalin
Paasikivi
Kresty Jy
Philand
Germany
Russia
Romullia
Hungay
Settlement on County Taxes Set for Cory Property Owner
County treasurer Miss Trem Mullen announced a final settlement with county commissioners on the 1947 taxes received at the Erie county courthouse yard. The total collected amounted to 1858 dollars. Property owners paying before May 1 face no extra charges beyond the five percent penalty starting four months after taxes became due.
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Cory
Erie County Court House
Trem Mullen
Miss Mullen
Fourth Ward Woman Survives Suicide Attempt
A Fourth Ward woman attempted self harm last evening by taking sleeping tablets but was halted by family members. She was treated at Colty Hospital where doctors described her condition as good and she was to be discharged this afternoon.
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Suleida
Colty Hospital
Senate confirms Paul Hoffman as European recovery head
The Senate unanimously confirms Paul G. Hoffman to direct the European recovery plan four days after funding approval. Hoffman, president of the Studebaker Corporation, met with the Foreign Relations Committee and backs a Western European self-help program to combat communism. He will take a cabinet-level post after President Truman announced the nomination yesterday.
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Associated Press
Wesagron
Senate
Paul G. Hoffman
Truman
Hoffman
Studendaler Corpovation
Fiame
Japan
Fisiman
Eurnpr
South Bend
Tod
Lit
Ramie Josi
White House
Reds Lose Ground in Italy Amid Propaganda and Talks
Observers report communist fortunes wobbling as campaign activity intensifies for April parliamentary elections. Officials warn of last minute propaganda by opponents amid talks of Marshall Plan implications and possible strikes by confederation leaders. Treasury figures show receipts of 154.4 million and expenditures of 123.0 million with debt at 259.6 billion.
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Frese Rom
Ameriki
Ceid
tnti-Couaniuinist
Trieste
Marshall Plan
Ila General Aber Confederation
Ide
America
Confederation
Ttwa
Treasury Repony
Washington
Treasury
Inflation fears and policy debate spill into Congress
AP dispatch from Washington reports inflation concerns and calls for new public works as House and Senate leaders debate economic policy. Unions in Cleveland threaten renewed strikes while U S grain and transportation agencies discuss price and service reductions. In the Middle East, violence rises as Jewish areas in Palestine face artillery from British forces.
Freight Wreck Blocks PRR Line Trains Near Thorndale
A derailment of a hive freighter disabled a PRR line near Thorndale, causing westbound trains to fail on schedule. Passengers from Broad Street Limited and other Philadelphia trains were rerouted via Trenton as crews cleared the wreckage and moved damaged cars off a siding at Paoli.
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Paoli
Opardie
Thorndale
Broadsway Limited
Generall
Trailpearer
Tech Techonian
Red Arrow
Spirit of St. Louis
Philadelphia
Admis
Dog Catcher Seizes Unlicensed Dogs In North East
Owen A. Sheridan acting for the Bureau of Animal Industry arrested twelve dog owners in North East for harboring unlicensed canines. He planned to add more seizures as the day progressed with fines up to 100 dollars per offense and immediate licensing required.
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Owen A. Sheridan
North East
Bure of
Animal Industry
Humber
Alan
Atomic weapons tests continue amid secrecy and U S warnings
A chaotic, partially legible report states major atomic weapons tests are ongoing in the Pacific, with impressions of two test types likely. It notes U S authorities warned outsiders to stay away and mentions Bikini era context and shallow water test insights, amid uncertain details and secrecy.
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Op Devel
Ameri
Military Leam
Eniwvetok
United States
U.S
Omic Energy Commission
Jscreemied
Eniwetok
Ipitat
Bonolulu
Liquor License Transfer Denied for Corry Hotel Sale
Judge Elmer Evans upheld the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board's denial of Frank Michael Nicollazzo's transfer request from Mary Softich of Corry to Frank Tint. The board found Nicollazzo lacking a suitable reputation and past records with the PLCB did not warrant approval. The transfer was sought in connection with the sale of the European Hotel by Mrs Softich.
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Eaukfer
Elmer Evans Fins
Pennsylvania Liquor Qunirul Board
Jpwitch Revéenue
Fom
Mary Soffith
Corry
Michael Nicollazzo
Fune
PLE
Pas
Gud
Evans
Nicolaazo
Corry Woman Sells Union City Jewelry Store
The Jewel Box jewelry shop in Union City, operated by Mrs. Harriet Helman of Corry, was sold to Paul Ednar of Titusville who already runs a jewelry store there. The sale was announced this morning and Ednar plans to continue operating the Union City store.
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Jewel Box
Union City
Harriet Helman
Paul Ednar
Titusville
Corry
Mt Bagarthr
Counsel seeks Friday hearing on new request in coal strike case
Washington April 7 John L Lewis asked a Federal Court to set aside an order directing the United Mine Workers to end the 24 day coal strike. He and his attorneys asked for a hearing to challenge the court action under the Taft Hartley act.
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Teyasnettel Fresh
Washington
Tulue L. Lewis Toilay
Goldsborough
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Broweh
T He District Court
UMW
Stiop Worle
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